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Politics › Re: My Blood Sister Killed Today At Biafra Protest In Onitsha - "VIVIAN GIST" by Duru1(m): 4:16pm On Dec 02, 2015
viviangist:
That is my Blood sister , thanks to biafra protesters yes i know that they have achieved their Goals.
Her Name ; Nkiruka Anthonia Ikeanyionwu
From Adazi Nnukwu Anambra state
Schooling at Fedral College of Education UMUNZE Anambra State
Age 21 years old


My Message to Nigerians and Biafrans ... Thanks so much for Killing NK Baby for me , Dear Nkiru That is what the world is all about , know body knows when his or her turn will clock ... Bye till we part No More .... From Mary Vivian Chinaza Illikannu Owner Vivian Gist

Nairalanders , seun , lalasticlala , mynd44 , is not a happy day at all ....
There is a revenge visit to anyone who killed a girl who did not mean death or harm to her killer but simply asking to depart from the zoo called Nigeria. Give most Nigerians alternative to Nigeria now, in the next one hour, Nigeria will become a desert.
Politics › Re: Can’t Kill Biafra! – By Former Buhari Spokesman - Yinka Odumakin by Duru1(m): 4:07pm On Dec 02, 2015
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CdX32JGczw

[size=15pt]"Biafrans Are Better-of Staying in The United Nigeria" - Igbo Conscience Group[/size]

The Igbo Conscience (TIC) led by Barrister Monday Ubani hosts a Press Conference in Lagos, dismissing the renewed agitation for the State of Biafra as a misplaced effort. In one of the series comments during the conference, Joe Igbokwe said "Biafra is history".
Have these dumbasses ever stayed or leaved in Biafra to conclude that Biafrans are better off staying in the united zoo called Nigeria? These are craps that seem to make the image of African quite questionable in the eyes of onlookers.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 4:01pm On Dec 02, 2015
iconize:
Apparently, many Nigerians have been programmed to believe that a particular group of people have monopoly of violence.

Some folks have been burning churches at the slightest or no provocation since time immemorial, and we're yet to see snakes walk for that reason.


Heck, many churches were burnt down and lives lost in Nigeria some time ago because an artist faraway in Norway printed Mohammed cartoons.
Bros can you imagine the stupidity of these jackasses. Some of us can make Nigeria hell on earth but chose to allow peace to reign.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 3:59pm On Dec 02, 2015
ecotwins:
This is how bad things start.
So IPOB what do you suppose will happen to your brothers and sisters in all the nooks and crannies of Nigeria?
I hope your Director has sufficient supplies of food and logistics for the war he is blindly leading you to start.
Remember during the Biafran war you had control of the sea ports and yet could not get sufficient food to execute the war. Now you are a landlocked country and I hope you know what you are doing.
Don't come and start crying genocide and starvation o.
Your Director is calling for arms and the destruction of other tribes and you people are playing the victims by saying HE DID NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG BY DECLARING WAR ON THE COUNTRY NIGERIA!
Now you are already touching on a very volatile issue by burning mosques in Onitsha you are indirectly killing your own people in the already blood thirsty north!
I hope a sane voice will prevail on the collective sensibilities of the Biafran people.
I know some of you will rant and curse me but it is good you take a look at the counter perspective and the implication of a war in these times.
I am an ardent listener of radio Biafra and I hear how your leaders out of youthful exuberance whip up deadly sentiments among the so called foot soldiers. They speak rashly and very immaturedly too.
You should be careful to define the war you want to fight. Are you fighting a religious war or a political war or even a tribal war?
May God help the innocent families that will be exposed to unneccessary danger because of the selfish oil-driven ambition of a few irrational minds.
My Igbo people, no section of Nigeria enjoys the country now but patience and hope is still keeping us going. Please lets look beyond our noses at the far reaching implications of a tribal war!
Per the bolded, who gives a ratass about the nonsensical crap. Do you want to revisit the pogrom of 1966? Please be informed that today is neither 1966 nor 1967. You have brothers and sisters that reside in Igbo land or what IPOB considered Biafra.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 3:53pm On Dec 02, 2015
sochima1989:
but Duru are you scared of a reprisal attack? i love peace and i love my brothers. lets not lose it again..... i dont need your make believe biafra land reality.... I just know those thugs on the street are my brothers and are useful to me
Why would any reasonable fellow think of war or fight because few individuals have decided to leave the house built by the British? I am not scared of anything in my zeal to achieve Republic of Igbo land or reconfigured Biafra. I do not want to fight those people who want to remain in Nigeria. I cannot fathom why these dumbass Nigerians have not taken war to Republic of Benin because they our brothers and sisters. Republic of Igbo or reconfigured Biafra will not bring any other form of influence to Nigerians as Ghanaians or Togolese do. I personally do not have brother or sister outside Igbo land and do have intention to have one in the future.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:46pm On Dec 02, 2015
Bevista:
I take it that you are venting your vile vituperations from outside the country. Maybe it's about time you come back home and be in the forefront of the struggle.
Must everybody be on the wheels of a locomotive? There are some person in the engine room firing up the coal. All of them are focused on one thing, thus, realization of Republic of Igbo land or reconfigured Biafra. What is there too much to ask for?
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:38pm On Dec 02, 2015
basbone:
bros.....easy. Thats not the way to reason. That mosque burning is unacceptable.

Had it been its police station, prison unit (setting our brothers free) or army unit, i would have said kudos but burning a mosque is not the wise thing to do now.....
Bros nothing is left untouched in a struggle for survival. Countless number of churches have been burnt down in northern region and hell did not freeze.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:34pm On Dec 02, 2015
sochima1989:
hope you will be like israel? Unied Nations will help you buy land by lake chad abi?
just join them to protest and you will get the (rest in) peace you want
When I have my Republic of Igbo land or even reconfigured Biafra for that matter, please do not sell sands needed to mix with cement to me if ever I come begging for sand.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:30pm On Dec 02, 2015
eminikansoso:
To you Nigeria is zoo yet you have Nigeria currencies in your pocket
To you Nigeria is zoo yet you saved your money in Nigeria banks
To you Nigeria is zoo yet your peoples are demanding for juicy posts in Nigeria government.


To you, you do not give a ratass what happens to anybody but everyday you log on NAIRALAND[/b]
Na wa oo
Per the bolded in red, none of the above is applicable to me. It is very shameful most Nigerian have the virus of silly assumptions. As for the NL, it is a public domain and not limited to dingbats from the zoo called Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:25pm On Dec 02, 2015
sochima1989:
this thing is so simple........follow through the quotes and reply of the profound supporters of biafra on nairaland and you will sense fear for violence but they stand so tall online chanting war songs. and they now call the OP a violence instigator?
cant you see brain washed and unemployed youths with megabite........seek peace my people......
am a proud igbo man. My country first......humanity will cease to survive the moment we define it to be tribalistic.
seek peace my people
There is no peace in Nigeria. The IPOB are seeking peace by demanding to leave the zoo called Nigeria. What better peace to seek when asking the absence from zoo called Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:22pm On Dec 02, 2015
ziccoit:
@eminikansoso, you are good. You have actually displayed great quality of a well trained man. I noticed you didn't bother by any of the insults hauled at you. This is rear display of character on this forum. You are my guy.
Nigeria is home of insanity. If you do not want insults, support the departure of IPOB from Nigeria period.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:15pm On Dec 02, 2015
Hiploko:
there are better ways to achieve that. Imagine what would happen to the millions of Ibos outside the east if fight set.
I do not give a ratass what happens to anybody in Nigeria as long as I have Republic of Igbo land or reconfigured Republic of Biafra. There are too many counterfeits in the zoo called Nigeria that do worth anybody's compatriot. By the way, why must anybody fight because few people wanted out of silly union constructed by the idiotic colonialists?
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:12pm On Dec 02, 2015
hakanai:
I think peaceful just went outta the equation. As such the protest can not be referred to as peaceful but rather a violent protest. We are getting there gradually. undecided undecided undecided lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
Does it matter if the protest is referred as peaceful or not? The easiest way out of further destruction and anarchy is granting of Republic of reconfigured Biafra. No sane person lives in the zoo called Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:07pm On Dec 02, 2015
Hiploko:
It is everywhere that a Mosque has been burnt. Nigeria should be ready for crisis except God intervenes... This sort is food for the street boys in Kano, Kaduna etc... Churches and ibos would be used for retaliation.
Many churches have been burnt in northern region of Nigeria lately? I am for anything that will put Nigeria into a tailspin towards irrecoverable disintegration.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 2:03pm On Dec 02, 2015
Okanokan:
If true, then the struggle is out of sync with the tenets of Self- Determination. There are, out there Igbos who are Moslem and the United Nations whom the Igbos seek thier support frowns at Religious Discrimination. They are advised to carry out thier struggle with civility.
What tenets of Self-determination decreed that nothing should be burnt? A church could be burnt tomorrow because struggle for self-determination engenders that nothing should be left unturned. The struggle seeks strength from all and sundry.
Politics › Re: PHOTO: Nnamdi Kanu Wife Finally Speaks On His Detention - Ibtimesuk by Duru1(m): 1:51pm On Dec 02, 2015
SeunPlus:
https://d.ibtimes.co.uk/en/full/1472930/uchechi-okwu-kanu.jpg?w=736&h=444&l=51&t=58&q=80

The wife of controversial Radio Biafra director Nnamdi Kanu has expressed concern over the prolonged detention of her husband, who she says "is a prisoner of conscience". Uchechi Okwu-Kanu told IBTimesUK she fears for her husband's well-being and alleged he is being tortured by the Nigerian state security service (DSS).
Okwu-Kanu said she had been able to speak with Kanu only once since he was arrested by the DSS as he travelled to Nigeria from London in October. She warned her husband's health is worsening as he is no longer able to take medicine for "his life-threatening ulcer".

Kanu is the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). IPOB and other pro-Biafran groups call for the independence of territories that constituted the Biafran Republic, established in 1967 and reannexed to Nigeria in 1970, following a civil war that claimed between one and three million lives. The Radio Biafra director was apprehended on charges of criminal conspiracy, intimidation and belonging to an unlawful society. He pleaded not guilty.
Okwu-Kanu defended her husband's struggle for independence and argued pro-Biafrans have the right to self-determination. She also urged the Nigerian government to release her husband and engage in dialogue rather than arresting people "who agitate for freedom".
Kanu was due to appear in court on 1 December but his lawyer Vincent Obetta said the hearing had been postponed as the judge's father had died and could not attend. Obetta and Kanu's sister, Princess Chinwe Kanu, also expressed concern over what they described as Kanu's "deteriorating health" after seeing him in court on 23 November.
IBTimes UK has contacted the DSS for a statement on allegations of torture but has not received a comment at the time of publishing.

Government's position on pro-Biafran movement
The Nigerian government told IBTimesUK that it does not consider the separatist movement a threat to the current leadership and defined pro-Biafrans as an "insignificant number of frustrated people who are not a threat to the existence of Nigeria".
Army spokesman Colonel Sani Usman told IBTimesUK: "The message to the Biafrans is clear: The army and police might use the Rules of Engagementon security operations to the fullest depending on the circumstances."
Amnesty International said in an exclusive report by IBTimesUK there was "credible evidence that pro-Biafran separatists in Nigeria are targeted by police". However, the police denied these claims, arguing that pro-Biafrans hold violent rallies that disrupt peace.
Oleehkukyu Ali, a public relations officer for the police in Anambra state, told IBTimes UK the police have nothing against pro-Biafran groups as long as they behave in a peaceful way.
He said: "Our country provides freedom of association, speech and movement. But groups have to behave peacefully. Police in Anambra are operating a very open policy and leaders of groups should engage with us and let us know what they are doing so we are aware of protests."

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nnamdi-kanu-wife-speaks-my-husband-prisoner-conscience-1531375
Per the bolded, statements such as that tell volume about the zoo called Nigeria. Who gives a ratass about the leadership of the zoo? If the pro-Biafrans are what these knuckleheads termed to be, why arresting their leader in Nnamdu Kanu?

The belligerent statements such as the one accredited to Colonel Sani Usman are the kinds that lead people to pick up arms instead of peaceful approach.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protest: Arase Orders Arrest Of Pro-biafra, MASSOB Agitators by Duru1(m): 1:38pm On Dec 02, 2015
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySAE6-syMAQ

[size=15pt]Igbo pressure group dissociates from Biafra protests[/size]

An Igbo pressure group with the name The Igbo Conscience group have urged groups and people trying to cause ethnic crisis within the country with the recent call for secession by some youths in the eastern part of Nigeria to desist from it.
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@Poster

Do not be afraid of Biafra. If your social order is intact, you could turn the zoo into a rest house after the Biafrans have left.
Politics › Re: protesters Shut Down Onitsha And Asaba Today by Duru1(m): 1:34pm On Dec 02, 2015
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy1uve-2aBg

[size=15pt]To Biafra & Afenifere Agitators: Only Election Losers Are Clamoring for Secession -Joe Igbokwe[/size]

In a comment during the press conference by The Igbo Conscience (TIC) about the agitation for State of Biafra, Joe Igbokwe said only those who lost an election have always clamored for secession in Nigeria.
A man without home is worse than a crazy person.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram and Biafra by Duru1(m): 1:26pm On Dec 02, 2015
otimize:
Help me ask them, they don't even know what they're fighting for!
Why fight when the people say that do not want to domicile in the same house any longer? The house has ceased to be conducive in the accommodation of us and few individuals find it appropriate to vacate. Anybody talking about fight or war in this scenario is bloody fool or a lazy bum afraid of supporting oneself.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram and Biafra by Duru1(m): 1:18pm On Dec 02, 2015
otimize:
I see that u are prepared for it?? Just check ur birth cert and see if u witnessed the last one! U will just die for nothing.. Quote me any where u ain't seen nothing!!!
War they say is inevitable. Sometimes nobody prepares for it. I had fought in more than one war already. I do not need to die for Biafra but kill the enemies of Biafra. It is very easy. But in the case of Nigeria and Biafra, there should be no war because nothing calls for war in an amicable devoice.
Politics › Re: Biafra Agitators Burn Two Trailers At Onitsha Head Bridge (Pics) by Duru1(m): 1:13pm On Dec 02, 2015
finalboss:
only war can end biafra.

nd nothing can tear Nigeria apart... haha
This is figment of deluded imagination.
Politics › Re: Stop Running From Boko Haram – Buratai Warns Troops. by Duru1(m): 1:09pm On Dec 02, 2015
Yet some goons on NL are salivating on illusion that Nigeria army will deal with armed IPOB. The disintegration of the zoo called Nigeria shall be on the after burner if the IPOB decides to pick up arms.
Politics › Re: Why Burning The Mosque In The Name Of Biafra by Duru1(m): 1:03pm On Dec 02, 2015
eminikansoso:
am too old for that (instigating violence)
I am yoruba man born and brought up in onitsha why will I instigate violence when my family, business and friends are here.
If a mosque is burnt down, will hell freeze up?
Politics › Re: Biafra Agitators Burn Two Trailers At Onitsha Head Bridge (Pics) by Duru1(m): 12:58pm On Dec 02, 2015
andranoslim:
Let dem go direct 2 d point and stop burning trailers let dem start shooting let see, is da time dere will kw dat d whole ndi igbo can b counted within a minute.
The British made such boneheaded and boastful comment about the war not lasting more than two weeks in 1967 to encourage Nigerians and the war lasted for almost three years. The Nigerian army never had its way with group of drunks known as Boko Haram talk less of a nation state. I guess most Nigerians aptly reflect the situation of the zoo called Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Senator Yerima: "Biafra Struggle Is Legitimate" - Daily Times by Duru1(m): 12:44pm On Dec 02, 2015
Jyah01:
We the Niger deltans have everything to stand on our own, we don't need dominant from the homogenous tribe, ibos have dubious character n greedy attitudes worse than the hausas. We are not biafarans, we Niger Deltans who r fighting for resource control. One Nigeria, South Easterns can get their biafara. Thanks.
Per the bolded, those who feel that they can stand on there own without parasites and hangers-on have already started the agitation for homeland. While perennial dreamers are busy embracing a non-existence term such as Niger Deltans. Ndiigbo do not stand aloof and dwell on irrelevance such as Niger Delta. This plank of human behavior is left for drooling dingbats who knew nothing next to their stinking noses. The last thing I will ever want is to have lapper who is ashamed of his/her ancestral forbears, even to be proud of them in public, as a compatriot. This is one of reasons I despise the zoo called Nigeria. There are too many counterfeits in it.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Intimidation Will Only Force Us To Pick Arms — IPOB Speaks by Duru1(m): 12:28pm On Dec 02, 2015
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy1uve-2aBg

[size=15pt]To Biafra & Afenifere Agitators: Only Election Losers Are Clamoring for Secession -Joe Igbokwe[/size]

In a comment during the press conference by The Igbo Conscience (TIC) about the agitation for State of Biafra, Joe Igbokwe said only those who lost an election have always clamored for secession in Nigeria.
The IPOB and MASSOB have been operational when Obasanjo served his first term. Radio Biafra under IPOB was officially lunched in 2009 when the Daura Dumbass, Muhammadu Buhari was struggling candidate. Most Nigerians are goons hence lack of constructive approach to issues about the zoo called Nigeria. Joe Igbokwe is a prodigal rapscallion. A man without home is irrelevant.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Intimidation Will Only Force Us To Pick Arms — IPOB Speaks by Duru1(m): 12:21pm On Dec 02, 2015
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uiNG9vGifY

[size=15pt]Akapabio condemns Biafra agitators[/size]

enate Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio on behalf of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
condemned Biafra agitators saying it must be brought to an end.
Per the bolded, there is no Akapabio who condemned Biafra agitators. However, if Akpabio deems it necessary to condemn the Biafra agitators, it was merely opinion. The issue of Biafra is not a thing of triviality but a fundamental ideologue. If there should be a war in Nigeria today over Biafra, the main battle fields should not resemble the saga of 1967.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram and Biafra by Duru1(m): 12:07pm On Dec 02, 2015
otimize:
Is so painful that the igbos are beginning to destroy their lives and properties, this means that they are no different from the boko sect. But I pride myself in the knowledge that if they continue to disrupt the peace of my nation and cause civil unrest, they should be ready for what is coming!!!
Can your moronic thought of "what is coming" worse than war?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Intimidation Will Only Force Us To Pick Arms — IPOB Speaks by Duru1(m): 12:05pm On Dec 02, 2015
CallPolice:
What are you guys waiting for?
Pick up the arms. Don't procrastinate
You will regret the day they picked up arms. I guess you stopped being disillusioned because 1967 cannot repeat itself.

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